Pacific Film Foundation

Pacific Film Foundation FILMS:
Pershing's Paths of Glory
With One Tied Hand
Prison Transformations
A Delicate Balance Our documentaries are meant to help you make a difference.

Pacific Film Foundation (PFF) makes documentaries to inspire each viewer to make a difference in the world. We are documentary filmmakers reporting and distributing stories of hope, health and heroism via video in all digital formats. Our current focus is on the emerging global issues of gene therapy, adolescent health, social justice and personal transformation. Our films speak for the brothers a

nd sisters whose stories we document. PFF addresses an eager, growing audience willing to learn more and effect change in their own lives and in the lives of others. The Pacific Film Foundation is registered as a 501c3 non-profit corporation in the State of California (EIN: 57-1175341).

Welcome to the collision point of Scripture, politics, and polling. Few issues reveal America’s moral contradictions mor...
07/24/2025

Welcome to the collision point of Scripture, politics, and polling. Few issues reveal America’s moral contradictions more sharply than immigration enforcement—especially when viewed through the lens of faith.

“Romans 13 says obey the law. Leviticus says love the stranger. So why do so many Christians cheer when ICE agents storm homes at dawn?”

“The modern conservative is engaged in one of man’s oldest exercises in moral philosophy; that is, the search for a supe...
07/18/2024

“The modern conservative is engaged in one of man’s oldest exercises in moral philosophy; that is, the search for a superior moral justrtification for selfishness.”
John Kenneth Galbraith

Contrast that with the truly selfless and yes, patriotic actions of the Massachusetts 54th who gave their all in a Civil War Battle (please read this column by America's best historian, Heather Cox Richardson.)

On July 18, 1863, at dusk, the Black soldiers of the Massachusetts 54th Volunteer Infantry of the U.S. Army charged the walls of Fort Wagner, a fortification on Morris Island off Charleston Harbor in South Carolina. Because Fort Wagner covered the southern entrance to the harbor, it was key to enabl...

SHOUT! Factory releases our documentary film to digital distribution On Demand - today!
12/06/2022

SHOUT! Factory releases our documentary film to digital distribution On Demand - today!

With One Tied Hand: The Buffalo Soldiers of World War II Shout! Factory / November 16, 2022 Compelling World War II Documentary Available on Digital and On Demand December 6, 2022 This winter, Shout! Studios will release the stirring documentary film With One Tied Hand: The Buffalo Soldiers of World...

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06/09/2021

We earned a 2021 Platinum Seal of Transparency! Learn more about our organization’s impact through our on :

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Pacific Film Foundation (PFF) makes documentaries to inspire each viewer to make a difference in the world. We are documentary filmmakers reporting and distributing stories of hope, health and heroism via video in all digital formats. Our documentaries are meant to help you make a difference. Our current focus is on the emerging global issues of gene therapy, adolescent health, social justice and personal transformation. Our films speak for the brothers and sisters whose stories we document. PFF addresses an eager, growing audience willing to learn more and effect change in their own lives and in the lives of others. The Pacific Film Foundation is registered as a 501c3 non-profit corporation in the State of California (EIN: 57-1175341).